| Pricing | HIPAA Compliance | Secure Fax Transmissions | eSign on Fax | Fax API | |
| SRFax | $8.50 for 200 pages | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| HelloFax | $9.99 for 300 pages | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
HelloFax has a free plan that offers faxing 5 pages for free, cloud storage integrations, international faxing capabilities, and electronic signatures. You can also use the 30-day free trial to explore its paid plan offerings.
The highest tier plan costs $0.03 per page and $0.05 for each additional page. The prices don’t include the Dropbox Fax API or fax number porting fees.
SRFax lets you start with its Standard plans, which will suffice for home or business users. Its Healthcare plans, however, are best for organizations looking for HIPAA-compliant faxing. The service also offers Enterprise solutions for those who need to fax in high volumes.
The current pricing for its highest-tier Healthcare plan costs around $0.02 per page and $0.04 for each additional page.
HelloFax, now called Dropbox Fax, allows you to port your number for a one-time $60 fee or use another fax number with its paid plans. All you have to do is pick the area code, and you’ll have your fax number ready in no time. Note that you can only avail of local US, UK, and Canada numbers.
SRFax allows you to choose from local numbers in Canada and the US. Also, it lets you choose a toll-free number (within North America only). During signup, you can select the country, prefix (for toll-free), and your number from a predetermined list. Also, it allows fax number porting, provided you pay a one-time fee of $25 in Canadian currency.
HelloFax has HelloSign and is a part of Dropbox’s suite of premium business tools. It streamlines your workflow since, on top of faxing, you can also sign documents effortlessly and ensure each eSignature’s legitimacy.
With SRFax, you will need to sign faxes using another program or electronic signature service.
Unfortunately, HelloFax and SRFax don’t provide mobile apps for either Android or iOS. Instead, you can use their email-to-fax features if you want to use your smartphone to send faxes. The good thing about this feature is it lets you send a fax using any standard email provider such as Gmail or Microsoft Outlook.
HelloFax is user-friendly and suitable for home offices and small businesses, particularly for existing Dropbox users, but it may not be a budget-friendly option due to additional fees. Alternatively, SRFax has enhanced security features that cater to healthcare providers. Its comprehensive API documentation makes it a robust choice despite its limitations in mobile apps and fewer cloud storage integration options, along with the absence of an integrated eSignature tool.
Confidently send and receive faxes containing PHI (Personal Health Information)
Match the price point of SRFax and HelloFax with even broadcast faxes for as low as $0.01 per page.
Use your smartphone to send faxes with the ifax mobile apps for either Android or iOS.
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